HAR §13-130-39. Permit denial

Trail and access activity permits may be denied when: (1) Granting the permit would be detrimental to the integrity, condition, naturalness, beauty, and safety of a program trail; (2) The size or intensity of the activity is not consistent with management objectives for the program trail, site, access, or facilities; (3) The facilities are inadequate to meet the immediate needs of the users; (4) Repairs or improvements are being made to the trail or at the site; (5) The program trail or access, use site, associated sites or facilities, will be in use by other permittees or a government agency; (6) The applicant has been found by the department to have violated permit conditions or to have been in violation of the provisions of this chapter within one year prior to the date of application; (7) An emergency is declared by the department or other proper authority; (8) Any other basis for denial provided for in these rules specifically for trail and access activity permits; (9) Any other basis for denial exists that is provided for in these rules; or (10) Required fees have not been paid or the applicant is delinquent in fees owed to the department. [Eff. ] (Auth: HRS '198D-6) (Imp: HRS '198D-6)